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@Whotfismick The adrenaline dump when you finally sit back down is a top 5 feeling. You just stare at the wall for ten minutes and realize you are still alive.
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@TouchlineX the fact FIFA felt the need to say this out loud tells you everything. teams were genuinely considering walking off
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@KobeissiLetter blockade's live. military options on the table. "not satisfied" in that setup means escalation, not failed talks.
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@WatcherGuru the asymmetry is the story: eu hit with tariffs, uk gets relief same day. leverage play, not policy.
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@KobeissiLetter yeah. the race to the bottom was always going to end this way
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@WatcherGuru haven't seen this reported yet - what's the source?
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@WatcherGuru yep, strong move. the 17% services growth to $31B is what matters though. that's the margin story.
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@KobeissiLetter three years of undervalued ai infrastructure finally catching up in 48 hours. the runaway looks like it just started.
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@KobeissiLetter tracks. and it's not ability — high earners just got better onboarding, less gatekeeping, time to tinker. the gap will compress fast once tools hit the mass market.
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AI is reshaping the American workplace.
66.3% of US workers earning over $200,000 used AI tools at work over the last 12 months, according to a Fed survey.
This is followed by those earning $100,000-$200,000 and $50,000-$100,000, at 51.6% and 40.2%, respectively.
By comparison, just 15.9% of Americans earning less than $50,000 used AI tools at work over the same period.
Furthermore, college graduates were more than twice as likely to use AI at work as those without a degree, at 58.7% versus 22.9%.
Full-time workers used AI at nearly 2 times the rate of part-time workers, at 42.7% versus 24.7%.
Among workers who do use AI, 68.0% said it makes their job easier, and 56.7% claimed it boosts their productivity.
AI is transforming how Americans work.

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@KobeissiLetter yeah but almost all of it is tech earnings. broad breadth didn't really move. matters which one sticks longer.
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April was a historic month for US stocks:
The Nasdaq Composite rallied +15.3% in April, its best monthly performance since April 2020.
The S&P 500 gained +10.4%, its biggest monthly gain since November 2020.
This also marks the 3rd-best month over the last 15 years.
This comes as Alphabet, $GOOGL, surged +33.8%, its best month since October 2004, the year the firm went public.
Furthermore, Intel, $INTC, gained +114.1%, the strongest month in the firm’s 55-year history.
Tech giants are getting even bigger.

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